It sounded like an explosion, but it felt like a plague.

In 2007, a mysterious fireball screamed through the atmosphere and slammed into the Peruvian village of Carancas. But what happened next baffled authorities and terrified the world: locals didn't just see a crater—they started getting violently ill.

Was this just toxic fumes, or was it Patient Zero from outer space?
In this episode, we crack open the terrifying and fascinating theory of Panspermia—the idea that comets and asteroids aren't just rocks, but "celestial taxis" delivering extraterrestrial life to our doorstep. We dive into the chilling possibility that the Carancas meteorite wasn't an isolated incident, but a biological delivery system.

We analyze NASA evidence suggesting bacteria can survive the vacuum of space, explore the history of ancient plagues linked to cosmic debris, and ask the ultimate controversial question: Could an alien invasion happen not with laser beams, but with a space virus?

From fossilized bacteria on Mars rocks to the concept of "Directed Panspermia" as a form of biological warfare, we are challenging everything you think you know about biology.

In this episode, we cover:

• The true story of the Carancas Meteorite sickness.
• Scientific proof that organic compounds survive on comets.
• Why some scientists believe the flu comes from the stars.
• The difference between accidental contamination and deliberate Alien Invasion.

🎧 Listen now to find out if we are alone—or if we are just being infected.

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